Editorial
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Myanmar war crimes survivors look to Denmark for justice
A change in Danish law opens a new door for victims of atrocities in Myanmar to seek accountability from the country’s military rulers
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Suu Kyi’s ICRC meeting is a strategic move by Myanmar’s regime, not a sign of change
The junta’s latest empty gesture is a cost-free way to win greater international acceptance, not evidence of any softening of its position
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Myanmar military’s sham election is yet another setback for gender equality
December’s election is set to cement the military’s culture of misogyny, further eroding women’s rights
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Myanmar Now at 10: A decade of chronicling Myanmar’s struggle for democracy
This month marks the 10th anniversary of Myanmar Now, which began its journey in August 2015.
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Darkness will continue to fall: Myanmar’s intractable electricity crisis
While Myanmar has abundant energy resources, it is the most energy-poor country among its neighbours and ranks near the bottom globally in terms of per capita electricity consumption
